There's a word called the 'butterfly effect', which refers to a butterfly in South America that inadvertently flails its wings and may have changed the air system around it, causing a huge storm in a distant place. Conversely, somewhere, if there is an overwhelming storm, no one will think that it is just caused by a small butterfly! In human society, too, a person's fate is sometimes involuntary, and even an unknown small person can change the future of a person who is high above
Emperor Liu Che of the Han Dynasty ascended the throne relatively early, and although his harem was full, he did not give birth to a son for more than ten years, which not only made him doubt his manly ability, but also had an impact on his rule, and even some courtiers bet the treasure on other princes. Therefore, when Wei Zifu gave birth to Liu Zhao, Liu Che was ecstatic, and The Manchu Dynasty Wenwu also considered it to be a heavenly son. In order to give Liu the throne, Wei Zifu was elevated and made empress. When Liu Zhi was seven years old, Liu Che could not wait to make him crown prince. Liu Che loved him like a treasure, invited famous teachers for him, gave him considerable power, Liu Zhi could not only make friends with the three religions and nine streams, but also had his own team, and when the Han Wu Emperor Liu Che was still on tour, he was assured to hand over state affairs to the crown prince.
Although later the crown prince Liu Zhi had several younger brothers, and Wei Zifu was also old and out of favor, but because Wei Qing's merits were too great, Wei Zifu also knew that The Book Dali was divided and guarded, and Liu Zhi was also virtuous and kind-hearted, so Liu Che repeatedly gave them two wives a reassuring pill and told them that the throne must be Liu Zhao's! And Liu Zhi also believed it and continued to gallop on the road to being a good person, but he never expected that this was actually a dead end!
Because Emperor Liu Che of the Han Dynasty practiced the rule of law and was violent and peaceful, his proud subordinates were all fierce people. These people were particularly afraid of Liu Zhao's ascension to the throne, because Liu Zhao's benevolence was bound to make them lose their existing strength. Therefore, they did everything they could to provoke liu che to become suspicious of the prince. Liu Zhi was gradually framed by rumors and surrounded by rumors, until one day, The Han Wudi Emperor Liu Che went to Ganquan Palace to recuperate, while Liu Zhi was guarding in the capital, father and son could not meet from time to time, could only send people to pass on, and the tragedy finally happened.
Because of Liu Che's superstition in his later years, when a doll was dug out of the Tai Womb, Liu Was in chaos! He knew that someone wanted to kill him, so he conspired with his mother Wei Zifu to kill the minister who wanted to kill him! Then someone went to flee to Ganquan Palace to report that the prince had rebelled, at this time Liu Che still understood, and he did not believe that his wife and son would do such a thing, so he sent a eunuch to call his son, hoping that the father and son would have a good talk
We don't know what the eunuch's name was, what his original position was, or his life story. The history books only record that this palace man was a coward. He was ordered to return to the capital, but did not enter the city, and returned out of fear. But his words to Liu Che were: Big things are not good! The prince really started an army, he actually wanted to kill me, fortunately I ran fast, Your Majesty quickly think of a way! Liu Che was enraged, and he launched a counterattack. What real military power does the poor prince have in his hands? Naturally, it was a big defeat, and poor Wei Zifu hanged himself on the spot, and later the crown prince Liu Zhao, who was also captured on the way to escape, was humiliated and committed suicide.
Is this palace man really timid? Or is it intentional? Or at the behest of someone else? We don't know all about it ~ ~ The history books do not say that his final fate, Emperor Liu Che of the Han Dynasty later regretted it very much, and killed all the people who framed his son in the past, presumably this palace man will not be able to escape death, right? Although human life is not noble, if this palace person does not talk nonsense, Liu Zhao successfully sees his father, and the two sides frankly meet each other, is it not that the crown prince Liu Zhao will not die? Did Emperor Wu of Han not bear the insult? Just because of a seemingly insignificant eunuch, let the father and son soldiers go against each other, Chang'an blood flowed into a river ~ ~ The emperor of the ancients was dusted in his old age, and the prince hated the Nine Springs, which was really sad and lamentable!
Reference: Book of Han